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Bought land here in south louisiana a little smaller than 1/4 acre pond on it that was full of greensunfish, last october i stocked it with 25 cc and 25 largemouth fingerlings. Now the green sunfish population is rapidly shrinking. I know i over stocked but i didnt think all of the fingerlings would survive. I see a few bass of decent size as weļl as cc.
What next? Beside adding crawfish should i buy larger bluegill to stock?
Last edited by Hotbiggun; 07/11/25 05:16 PM.
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"I know nothing"
I would stock my favorite CNBG. I would also begin doing RWs of the CC & LMB, removing those <90% till they are consistently 90% or more. Keep records! You will have to restock the CC. Your goal is a CC pond? IMO, isn't worth much, you overstocked both LMB & CC for a Qtr. acre pond.
Wait for the experts to put in their 2 cents, much more value than mine.
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